Chinese employees are often accused of not being willing to take risks and therefore fail to be innovative. And yet, many firms in China are trying to do new things and therefore require innovation. In my view, risk-taking behaviour in China is quite... ...full story at Success Stories
from Success Stories on Wed, Jun 10 2009
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